Paraveterinary workers in Italy

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In Italy, veterinary support personnel do not hold any official state recognition. People with several years of experience and training in animal clinics can present themselves as "veterinary technicians". There are not accredited programs by l'Associazione Nazionale Medici Veterinari Italiani (ANMVI-the Italian veterinary medical association) and there is not a national exam. Although no formal education is required, since 2001 there are various programs of study:

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At this date there is not an official national association representing the interest of veterinary technicians but two private organizations provide courses, congresses, and continuing education:

(Melania Spica, VT, Tecnivet secretary, 1 Sep 2011).

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References

  1. "Corso di formazione per Tecnico Veterinario". Abivet. Retrieved 2 Sep 2011.